The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-15

WEEKLY COURIER.
G. DoANE, Publisher.
JASPER INDIANA
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from Everywhere.
4 WITNESS n the Haddock murder trial
~ sioux City. Ia. teati6od on the "a that
he saw Leavitt nre the fatal shot
gRcRRrARy LANAI has asked for troops
threatened invasion Of boomers this
spring.
REVOLUTIONARY movements In Bulgaris
are becoming alarmingly frequent the
hands Of Russian emissaries being plainly
Visible wherever trouble occurA
NRs. CRIMINAL LOGAN is said to have
turned authorcss, novel from her per
on Washington society beng In readiness
% 50 into tho hands Of the printer.
NRws Of disasters TO sealing vessels on
Newfoundland continues 70 DO received,
and II ID estimated that the loss OF life
viii aggregate several hundred persons.
Il a. <ha .v,tu tr,, II Rr-o.>~~v. d;c1ov~. att~
circles that the Car OF Russia will soon
be driven into war II for no other reason
than 70 divert the attention Of internal a.
ttators.
DRLE0ArRs representing the milling in
terests Of Scotland met Ct Glasgow on the
eth and passed resolutions demanding Of
the government the imposition Of the duty
upon foreign -FOUR
THE latest figures on the election in
Michigan place the Republican plurality
on the State ticket It about 5000, while
on the prohibitory amendment the oppo-
sition majority win b about sSoa
An animated scene WAS witnessed on
the eth in the British House Of Commons
because Of some severe structures used
BY member on the Speakers conduct in
connection with the cloture debate.
~ KArKoFr, editor Of the Moscow Go
s<ff<. has been condemned TO death by the
executive committee Of the revolution
lists at St. Petersburg He has received
his death warrant, duly signed and coun-
tcrsigned
EMPHATIC denlals are made Of the re-
porte Of ex-Secretary uanning's serious
illncss In England He ID said to have
greatly improved since his arrival In Lon
don. At last accounts he was staying at
Weridale Hall. Bou rnemouth-
THE President has appointed George
w. Gordon, Of Tennessee, to be commits
sioner to select . diminished reservation
for the confedcrated bands Of Cayuse,
Walla Walla and Umatilla Indians, vice
George r. Pearsons, resigned
The Evangelical Missionary Society Of
Basic, Switzerland, has purchased the
Baptist missionary settlement on Ambas
bay, West Africa, and has surrendered the
same to the German authorities in the
CAMERON. England consenting.
n. BARrHoLpi arrived in London on the
5th for the purpose Of rendering to the
use Of large model OF New York harbor,
as seen from ships deck, with a promi-
nent replica Of the statue Of Liberty.
W. A. CLARK, the registry clerk in the
general post-ofice at New York, who re-
Gently confessed p the theft Of $1,000 in
bills. and who was released on $a5)0 bail.
has skipped for Canada. He had con-
fessed to stealing about <oa0)o altogether
In the New Jersey House on the 5th
resolution protesting against the coercion
attempted by England against Ireland
and expressing sympathy with Gladstone
and Parncll and their followers In their
struggles aud efforts against such an act
was adopted
Tar Interstate Commerce Commission
- going to have it, hands full. Georgia
representatives, who were first to tender
congratulations on the passage Of the
bill, are also first to discover that the
necessarily revised freight tariffs are GO
ing to work ruin 70 the Southern shippers
THE total redemption Of trade dollars,
according TO the latest returns, amounts
70 eAS5A731 Tho redemptions are slow
and indicate that there are less Of those
coins in existcnce than was first supposed.
It is now thought that the entire redemp-
tons viii mot exceed 8O00.0U or a.
100000
GEyERAL CHARLEs J. PAINE, OF Boston.
owner Of the Mayfower. has decided to
build steel center-board yacht, about the
size Of the Mayfower, 70 defend the Amer
ica's cup. She will be smooth scanned.
both above and below the water-lne
Mr. Edward Burgess Il now Ct work on
her lines.
8EcRBrARy WHITNEY has decided to or
der that the historic battleship Kearsarge
Be repaired at Portsmouth, N. H., despite
the fact that the old vessel - almost worn
out Tho decision encourages naval ON
Gers TO hops that the Hartford, another Of
the famous wooden vessels, will be kept
adoat - long - possible.
TINE Secretary Of the Interior has issued
rules for the government Of the Yellow
stone Park These rules prohibit the kill